37K views · 859 reactions | From rapping JAY Z songs to talking trash to doing Al Pacino impersonations, Sergio Brown is certainly entertaining. Don't miss this hilarious #JagsWireDD: jagrs.com/JAXCamp15 | Jacksonville Jaguars | Facebook

Route 3 EAST. All Lanes Closed in Clifton after dump truck 🛻 overturns. Near Main Street and Clifton Commons Shopping Center. Gatherings details. News 12 New Jersey | Tony Caputo

6.3K views · 179 reactions | STORE TOUR: Wit's End The Buttonista tours the legendary Wit’s End store in Clifton Park, which has been the go-to spot for unique gifts for over 47 years. Come along as the Buttonista walks through their 30,000 square foot retail empire in search of the perfect gift this holiday season… | Two Buttons Deep | Facebook

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The legendary TONY CLIFTON will be gracing us with his presence tomorrow (10/31) and Wednesday (11/1)! Tickets available here: http://bit.ly/cliftononbroadway. As a reminder of Tony's incredible talent, here's a clip of his appearance on "Late Night With David Letterman" (original airdate: February 18, 1982 - a time when many of you were still in short pants), Tony brought down the house that day with his Rat Pack medley of "I've Gotta Be Me" > "Volare" > "That's Life". It could very well be the

💔Celebrity Exes.. Melba Moore & Clifton Davis(Engaged: 1970-1974) they have no children together. Melba Moore and Clifton Davis met while working on a Broadway production together. Clifton and Melba co-hosted a CBS-TV musical comedy series The Melba Moore-Clifton Davis Show in 1972. Beatrice Melba Smith (born October 29, 1945) known by her stage name Melba Moore, is a singer and actress. Moore was born Beatrice Melba Smith on October 29, 1945, in New York City to Gertrude Melba Smith (1920–1976